DE HB227

Requires healthcare providers to order lead poisoning screening for children at both 12 months and 24 months of age, with follow-up testing if elevated blood lead levels are detected

Mandates that the universal reporting system for blood lead level analysis include screening and testing results for all children regardless of age

Requires healthcare providers to report lead screening results on electronic forms developed by the Division of Public Health at well visits for children at 12 and 24 months

Directs the Division of Public Health to ensure school nurses have access to data confirming whether each enrolled child has been screened for lead poisoning, with records kept in student health files

Requires all school districts and charter schools to report to the Division of Public Health by November 1 each year the number of kindergarten students who have not provided proof of lead poisoning screening